Looking for an iMac?
I'm familiar with computer 0.00. I hope someone can help me here. I'm looking for an iMac. He should have a lot of space, he should have a good graphics, so that you can play Minecraft, Sims and Fortnite. On my old computer that was not possible because he had too little graphics. He should be very thin.
which model would suit me best?
Why should it be an Apple device?
Have you looked at the prices and are ready to pay so much?
Totally overpriced
https://www.dubaro.de/GAMING-PC/HardwareDealz-Editionen:::829_879.html
In addition a thin monitor, keyboard, mouse.
You can see how you have no idea because people with a clue would not get an Apple product.
To Ryzen1500x
With such statements, you just prove that you have no idea of Mac's.
Yeah, if somebody is on the road, the PC builds itself together, you get more powerful Ryzen Threadripper or i9 cpu and you still have more power than any imac pro, no matter how expensive and you get even more quality and you get a lot more can also macos on normal self-assembled pcs. Do not look at your point, you seem to be fooled by such overvalued brands but Apple is generally not competitive in broad terms and have far from good phones
No, if someone is productively on the move, he does not build himself a PC, because that's time and effort. Then you want to make good use of your time and not have to deal with motherboards, CPUs, GPUs, fans, enclosures, drives, controllers, drivers, etc. PP. Because that's just not productive.
Apparently, you are a regular customer in the media market and let you from the base in the Meidmarkt like to advise and like to trash. What's hard to build on PCs. Build PCs is easy and fun and if you know everything goes without problems but apparently you have no idea about pcs you will apparently not know how to unpack a motherboard from the box.
Oh, that's not produckitv anymore. Achso an example: I edit a lot, make music, and work very much with Photoshop. Am I now unprodukitv only because I've built my own Pc or something. I think you understand the meaning of productive so completely not at all. And if you want to be productive on the go you need just as much basic knowledge of the computer world.
Friend assembled PCs on demand. In his 9-man operation, 3 were busy testing out which components, despite the same specifications, fit worse or better together. And with partially over 30% difference, e.g. With RAM depending on the motherboard, this whole self-winding is just wasted time… Remote from any productivity
Who says build a PC with productivity to do?
Nevertheless, it makes no sense to buy a finished product just because you're productive and still have a clue about it.
What I want to say is that I deny the most hobbyists here simply the knowledge to find the optimal combination.
Since I now personally take things very different, I do not want to argue with that. I buy privately every 5-7 years an iMac in "full equipment", which then wandered through… To the woman, then as Internet Isolani. And if the claims are completely different… Eg. The iMac is with me the second monitor to an Eizo… Is this whole Gebastele so purely nothing for me.
The whole debate has something of a car discussion: Who sees no advantage in an A3 will buy a Golf, who sees an advantage, just puts the 20% more on the table.
I will buy a used one, have made for a summer job and YES I'm advised to pay the price.
Unlike you, I earn my money from my productivity and I do not want to spend my time doing handicrafts. The fact that you are insulting here shows clearly that you do not understand what I'm talking about. This is about work.
You are welcome to assemble your calculators. I do not mind and if that's fun and who has the time, should like to do that. Please do not claim that this is productive and do not tell me how to work!
I'm not saying that's productive, but why not be productive when working on your self-built pc?
Productive = income in your hour per hour, not in the sense of "cleaning up the basement".
But you will also have free time and in your spare time you can take some time to plan and build a pc.
It costs time and I can't use this time productively for my work. And in my spare time I do other things and do not mess around with computers.
Again, you can do that and it's fine if you enjoy it. But you can't close to others who have less time for such a thing and also other hobbies than computers.
